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Tuesday, November 29, 2022
A World Cup cycle of similar pre-season conditions with La Nina and a -PDO making another return
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Winter arrived right on time across northern Vermont but it was nonetheless an abrupt shift from the torrent of tropical weather we saw in t...
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Monday, November 21, 2022
Pattern expected to relax a bit allowing for a post Thanksgiving warm-up but hope remains for early Dec !
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A widespread outbreak of cold across the U.S. has been impressive in its expansiveness and its ability to produce the 6-7 feet of lake-effec...
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Monday, November 14, 2022
Pattern change set to bring immediate taste of winter to northern Vermont !
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Happy end to summer everyone ! We have begun the first 12 days of November warmer than how the last 12 days of September. We've had 2 r...
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Tuesday, March 29, 2022
Milder weather, wind and some rain will quickly erase any recent snow Thursday, but we are reserving the right to one last possible wintry breath for 2nd weekend in April
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Unless we see some indications of a major snow event, certainly not out of the realm of possibility, this will be my last regular post of th...
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Friday, March 25, 2022
Terrific setup for some intense snow showers Sunday into Monday across the MRV high country
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Winter is poised to make a late March return to northern Vermont. Though the strength of the cold weather in the period between late Sunday ...
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Sunday, March 20, 2022
Some cold weather and snow is likely to make a brief return to northern Vermont in a week, but only after another rain event late Wed/Thur
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Hope everyone is enjoying or has enjoyed the last "offiical" day at MRG. I was certainly hoping to be able to report on a potentia...
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Thursday, March 17, 2022
After an incredible St Paddy's day, we pay for it with a dark, gloomy, rainy Saturday, though outlook does look colder next week
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St Patrick’s day 2022 turned into an absolute winner. An average March/April will have a few days like this sprinkled into the very gradual ...
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